America’s Silence is Deafening: A Russian Just Committed Voter Fraud—Where’s the Outrage?

How the hell is nobody talking about this? A fucking Russian national defrauded our election. And yet, here we are, drowning in bullshit debates about “election integrity,” listening to the same tired fear-mongering about illegal immigrants voting, while an actual Russian national—yes, Russian—has been arrested for voter fraud in Florida. Let’s make one thing crystal […]

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Trump’s Sanctions on South Africa: Why “It’s Not My Fight” is a Dangerous Mindset

Alright, let’s get straight to it. Trump just sanctioned South Africa. And if you’re not furious yet, you’re not paying attention. Because this isn’t just about South Africa—it’s about power, control, and the global enforcement of white supremacy. And for my fellow Black folks who love to say, “What’s happening in America isn’t my fight”—you […]

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Erasing Excellence: The Danger of Forgetting the Tuskegee Airmen and America’s True History

Erasing History, Erasing Progress: What the Tuskegee Airmen Mean to Black Americans and Why Trump’s Actions Are Dangerous Today, former President Donald Trump took another bold step toward white supremacy by signing an executive order forcing the U.S. Air Force to cease teaching recruits about the Tuskegee Airmen. This deliberate erasure of history is not […]

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Stop Playing Dumb: The Rigged Monopoly of Systemic Racism and America’s Unpaid Debt

Systemic racism is not just history; it is the foundation of the present. For Black Americans, it’s a constant reminder of promises broken, opportunities stolen, and lives destroyed. Kimberly Jones’s viral Monopoly analogy brings this truth into sharp focus. Imagine playing a game for 400 rounds without being allowed to own property, earn money, or […]

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Tired of Marching: A Deeper Look into Who Actually Killed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Shadows of Justice: Unpacking Conspiracy and Blind Spots in the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination on April 4, 1968, remains a defining tragedy in American history. Yet, even decades later, questions persist about the true circumstances surrounding his death. The official narrative names James Earl Ray […]

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